An Account of the Present State of the Prisons, Houses of Correction, and Hospitals in London and Westminster. Taken From a Late Publication of John Howard, ... To Which is Prefixed, an Introduction,
John Howard
An Account of the Present State of the Prisons, Houses of Correction, and Hospitals in London and Westminster. Taken From a Late Publication of John Howard, … To Which is Prefixed, an Introduction,
John Howard
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With a half-title bearing on its verso a note dated: 'June, 1789.' - After p. 39 comes the 'Abstract from the Acts of the 14th and 24th Geo. III.', with separate pagination and register.
London: printed by order of the Society lately instituted for giving effect to his Majesty's proclamation against vice and immorality, [1789] [6], xviii,39, [1],7, [1]p.; 8 degrees
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